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These are a  series of View-Master reels documenting great works of architecture using stereoscopic (3-D) photography.  All but the Gaudi are 3 reels sets with special packaging and a hard plastic jewel case similar to but smaller than a CD case.

 They are published by View Productions under the direction of Michael Kaplan and Gregory Terry. Michael Kaplan is Professor of Architecture Emeritus at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, where he has taught architectural design and theory. Winner of the AIA Education Honors Award in 1991, he is a licensed architect and has lectured and published widely on cultural aspects of architecture. He is a veteran stereo photographer; his lecture on the history, theory and practice of 3-dimensional architectural photography has been presented at venues throughout the United States. Gregory Terry is a graduate of the University of Tennessee School of Architecture. He received a Master of Architecture with Graphic Design concentration from North Carolina State University for a thesis entitled "A Center for View-Master Technology."

Also published by the same author is Fallingwater, a set of reels about Wright's famous house,  Frank Gehry- Sheet Metal and the Johnson Wax Building..

NEW Russel Wright Dragon Rock Viewmaster Reel

One of the most important innovators of industrial design for the home, Russel Wright (1904-1976) designed his own residence in Garrison, New York, on the edge of a reclaimed granite quarry. The house, known as Dragon Rock, and the surrounding woodland garden, Manitoga, were designated a National Historic Landmark in 2006 and are documented in this packet of seven full-color 3-dimension images in the View-Master® format.

Sampler Reel

Frank Lloyd Wright: 3 Houses

In a career spanning eight decades, architect Frank Lloyd Wright completed over 500 built projects. Of the 400 that survive, 285 are houses, providing a record of the architect's evolving ideas and stylistic shifts in the most compact and personal of building types. This packet of 21 full-color, three-dimension images in the View-Master format features 3 residential projects by the architect in diverse geographic locations: the Herbert F. Johnson House, known as Wingspread (Wind Point, Wisconsin, 1937); the Stevens House on Auldbrass Plantation in Yemassee, South Carolina (1940); and the Harold Price, Sr. House in Phoenix, Arizona (1954). Included are interior and exterior views of the houses, along with a descriptive essay on Wright's residential work.

3 View-Master® reels / 21 full-color 3-dimension images 

Hans Scharoun: Buildings in Berlin

The importance of Hans Scharoun (1893-1972) as one of the leading figures in the Modern movement has only recently been acknowledged. His use of non-rectilinear geometry in plan and creation of expressive flowing spaces define his place in architectural history. Two of his public buildings in Berlin, Germany, the Philharmonic concert hall (1963) and the State Library (1979), are photographed for the first time in three dimensions and presented on three View-Master® reels. Included in the packet is Scharoun's own conceptual description of the Philharmonic, and notes by Peter Blundell Jones discussing the buildings in the context of the architect's career. This publication was supported by a grant from The Graham Foundation for Advanced Studies in the Fine Arts.

This set includes 3 View-Master® reels in a jewel case. More info.

Eames Reels

Charles and Ray Eames rank among the most important American designers of the twentieth century. Known for their groundbreaking contributions to architecture, furniture design, industrial design and manufacturing, and the photographic arts, they were enthusiastic hands-on explorers of new media. It is no surprise to learn that they experimented with stereo photography. The 21 full-color three-dimension photographs in this collection, taken by the Eameses themselves, touch on several areas of their work. Their innovative California house is seen soon after its completion in 1949, and the legendary showroom arrangements of their furniture exemplify their playful use of the photographic medium. Notes by Eames Demetrios summarize the life, career, and philosophy of the designers. More Info

Frank Gehry: Sheet Metal 

Contemporary architect Frank Gehry is best known for his innovative use of materials and sculptural shaping of space. This packet of 21 full-color three-dimension photographs contains views of 3 recent metal-clad projects: the Sheet Metal Craftsmanship exhibit at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC (1988), the Center for Visual Arts in Toledo, Ohio (1989), and the Weisman Museum of Art in Minneapolis, Minnesota (1993). Included in the packet are notes discussing the popularity of Gehry's work, and the architect's own thoughts on the profession of architecture.

Fallingwater: Wright and the Third Dimension

Stunning reels of Frank Lloyd Wrights most famous house.  This interesting architectural set also includes notes about Wrights relationship with three dimensional photography.  (More Information and 3d pictures!).

Get a special black View Master Viewer with your reels at a special price, $5.00!

SKU#660     23.95

Bruce Goff: 3 Houses 

Architect Bruce Goff (1904-1982) is recognized as one of the 20th century's great creative geniuses. The spatial and textural qualities of his work can now be better understood and enjoyed with the release of "Bruce Goff: 3 Houses," a packet of 21 full-color three-dimension photographs on three View-Master reels. (More Information and 3d pictures!).

Antonio Gaudí: Park Güell 1-reel set

The great Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí was born in Catalonia in 1852, the son of a coppersmith. His residential and religious buildings are known for their complex shapes, intricate and colorful decoration, and daring structural innovation. Park Güell, commissioned in 1900 by Gaudi's lifelong patron Eusebio Güell, was the architect's unique venture into urban design. The 'garden city' included 60 potential building sites and an assortment of park structures that conformed to the topography of the Barcelona hillside. 

The seven full-color 3-dimensional images on this View-Master® reel include views of the gate lodge, the fanciful stone and concrete galleries, ceramic-faced fountains and serpentine benches. Park Güell was photographed in 1966 by Michael Kaplan using a TDC Colorist stereo camera and Kodachrome film. 

6607  Price $9.95

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